I was into that place at first sight. The pictures were quite acurate. It was a wooden house pretty well maintained. There are four separate guest rooms and all connected by a wooden hall way. You can hear the wind-chime ringing when wind blows, which can make you feel calm and peaceful. The host and hostess were very friendly and responsive. Since the host is running a coffee farm in Thailand, you can taste fresh roasting coffee and coffee flower teas. If you have a chance, you can enjoy his family history museum which is very enjoyable.
The house itself is very likeable, but when you pass through the canal to get there, it is a little bit narrow and it's quite difficult for two people to walk side by side.
A BRT stop is just within a stone's cast, and the fare is only 15 BHT to the city center.